The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

POLL TAX levys continue to Il made
DwxER HAS the March number of the
Popular Monthly.
MCCoRNICK q Co. yesterday received
8anauer bullion, S4,70O.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipment
yesterday was ore, 81 500.
DEPUTY RENoH still guards the portals
Of the Coffee John palace.
F. AUERBAcH & Bro, have a special
announcement to the ladies IN this
mornings HERALD.
Rs. O. L. ELIAsoN, the popular Jew
sler, is out with the neatest advertising
calendar yet published this season.
TIE OPENING hymn to be sung by the
congregation at the Tabernacle to day
Is on page 119, to the tune Astoria.
TaE THIRrEENrH quorum of Seven
ICES will meet in the Twentieth " ard
schoolhouse on Monday, the 14th. at
pm.
TEE KNIGHTS of st. Dennis have ar
ranged for another series of parties to
be given in the Opera House. The in
ltial bop will take place on the 2lst.
AIl-members OF s. L. 7. U. No. lis
are requested to endeavor to be present
~ the special meeting to be held to-day
at I o'clock sharp, at Fireman's Hall.
PsoF. PAUL, of the University of Des-
eret, will lecture before the Nineteenth
District School Reading Club to NOR.
Tow. al 30 O'Clock. All members OF
me ward are cordially invited to at
send. a.
JOSEPH Covert, the young man who
haiSed ned in the Office of Will Van
Horn, left $40 for his appearance and
failing TO show up, the amount was de-
Glazed forfeited in the Police Court yes
aeroay. a..
PAUL T. GULBRANsoN and John Parks
were run in on Friday evening, charged
with stealing ride on the Utah Cen
1rsl. They we're arraigned in court
yFsi erday. Both entered plea OF guilty
and went up for ten days. .-
KATIE PUTNAM was the recipient of
more applause at yesterdays matinee
thsa has been vouchsafed to any single
performer for years past, and when we
go2slder the proverbial chilliness of the
average matinee-goer, her reception is
something wonderful
The FUNERAL services over the re-
mains Of Pat Hall, who died suddenly
III Whttemore's Hotel will be held at the
Catholic Church to-day at 2 O'Clock,
md will be in charge of the Knights of
Labor. The body will be removed from
Vlo5srtaker Taylor's at 1.30 this after
noon.
TEE AMARANTH Club have selected
Thursday evening next, the 18th inst,
as the date of the third hop OF the
Seties. The committees in charge of
he coming event are Ed. w. Loder, G.
3. N retOu, George Winsness, Henry
COhn, J. II. Scott, E. D. Hermann, a.
J.. johnson, e. N. Friedman, j. L.
Perkes, J. fell, J. G. Klink.
a GENTLEMAN OF undoubted veracity
last syening handed in the following
a5eysral feslers of the Ogden Liberal
party came down by the regular Utah
central. They are here to endeavor to
induce persons now living here, but
whose names are yet on the registra-
siCn. lists in Ogden, to go up to Ogden
sod cast their votes for the Liberal can
didstes on Monday. Expenses are guar
slseed."
~
Ward, called at THE HERALD office last
sye9ing in white heat at The para
graph in yesterdays paper which stated
that sll the Shovel clan except Tom
we're concerned in Fridays raid. Mr..
shovel wishes it known that he is city
CaFenger-he does not care to be called
deputy. and has no dealings with that
Glsss. We tender him our apologies for
the reflection on his character.
John BURNS, the aged individual who
vas wanted on the charge OF attempt
.8g TO rape Is -year-old girl in 8 Com
uercial street lodging house, was ap-
pretended at Park City and brought 10
Salt Lake ~ Sheriff Burt. He says he
q wiling to pay the girl two or three
solar # she viii withdraw the charge
made against him. The officers, how
syer, are unwilling that he should be
come so reckless in his financial deal
.1gs. and have therefore refused to in
-iFeede for him.
The METRoPoLITAN Hotel, under the
1ev management of Messrs. 0'Brien IL
Snalls, was formally opened on Friday
evening The gentlemen composing the
new firm are well-known as being
snong the best of caterers, and their
long experience in the line of public
SAINTS guarantees that they will SUIT
lhe.r patrons in every respect. The en-
tire hotel has been refitted and re-
furnished in the best of style, and now
IS d model OF elegance aud comfort, and
sill continue TO be conducted in such 9
manner as to always conduce to the
1omtor. and pleasure of the travelling
public.
TBz LOUISVILLE base ball club, which
has had such a glorious series of vic
tories in California, are on their way
home, and will probably reach here on
Tuesday morning via the Denver &
Rio 6rande. Arrangements have been
made whereby they will meet the newly
organized Nationals of this city at,2
a-c oCk on Tuesday afternoon, provided
tie weather permits. The game will be
played Oh the old grounds, and the Ma
H01als are confident that they, al hough
somewhat out Of practice, will be able
90 rally their forces together and pre-
SEMI 4 really n resting game, The
nius mat will meet the champions will
D. composed OF the following players:
T. Spiers, 7. Barker, J. Platts, G.
Goitjng. 0. Spiers, W. Lloyd, W. S.